Accessories

Mamiya C330S: Page 33

Filter

Filters are available in five types: SY48 (Y2), SO56 (O2), SL39 (UV), YG, SL-1B (skylight). Filter sizes for each lens are shown in the system

chart.

·When using a 49mm diameter filter, employ the 49mm filter for Mamiya C; otherwise attaching the lens hood might be impossible. When you order filters, always specify the Mamiya C Professional type.

·To attach a filter to a lens of 49mm filter diameter, place your palm on the protective lens ring screwed into the front barrel of the lens, turn the ring counter-clockwise to remove it, and then screw in the filter. When a filter is not used, always replace the ring to protect the lens barrel.

Lens Hood

There are four different types of lens hoods available for interchangeable lenses.

1.Lens hood for 55mm lens*.

2.Lens hood for 65mm lens*

3.Lens hood 48mm ø for 80mm f/2.8, 105mm f/3.5 DS and 135mm f/4.5 lenses.

4.Lens hood for super 180mm and 250mm lenses*.

*Marked lens hoods have a side plate which can be inclined. Attach the lens hood to the lens with this plate upward. When light reflected from the lens hood to the viewing lens becomes annoying while focusing, due to a certain light condition, incline the side plate to eliminate the annoying reflection.

·All of these lens hoods are comparatively new type attached only to the taking lens. Old type lens hoods are also acceptable.

Diopter Lens

For persons whose vision is not adapted to the magnifier (-1.5 diopter) mounted on the focusing hood as standard equipment, five additional types of lens (-3,-2,0,+1,+2 diopters) are available to effect diopter correction.

Lens Case

To protect and easily carry interchangeable lenses, the following hard cases (4 types) are available:

(1)Case for 55, 80, and 105mm lenses

(2)Case for 65 and 135mm lenses

(3)Case for 180mm lens

(4)Case for 250mm lens

Soft Lens Case

The soft lens case is widely applicable to protect interchangeable lenses for the Mamiya C Professional or to store accessories.

This case also can hold lenses for the Mamiya Press and Mamiya RB.

Focusing Screen

A focusing screen is necessary to focus quickly and accurately. Mamiya offers the following seven types, and advises you to use these focusing screens by changing them according to the lens used, the photographing purpose, and/or the subject condition. Each focusing screen has exposure factor graduations.

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